Welcome to the Cobourg Beach Society

Please note that we have a new website:
www.cobourgbeachsociety.com For future news, go there!!!

If you wish to help us regain public access to the entire West Beach by creating a nature park, join our mailing list by contacting cobourgbeachsociety@gmail.com or see us on Facebook. Better yet attend a meeting!

EVERYONE IS INVITED TO OUR "BEACH BRUNCH", SUNDAY, APRIL 3rd, 2011 FROM 11-2pm AT THE LEGION VILLAGE RECREATION HALL. TICKETS $10

SORRY BEACH BRUNCH TICKETS ARE SOLD OUT!

11/17/2010

We welcome Mayor Brocanier and other news



We have a new website!!  For further news on the Cobourg Beach Society go to  www. cobourgbeachsociety.com 

Much is happening at the Cobourg Beach Society in 2011
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Our annual general meeting will be  March 24-- a speaker from the Willow Beach Society will join us at  7 pm at the Legion Village Hall on Hibernia Street. We will elect officers and plan the future. Join us!!!

3.April 3  Potluck " Beach Brunch"  fundraiser  $10 and bring a friend or five. LVH 11 am to 2 pm. Yes, there is a cash bar and gourmet food. .

4.April 28  Cobourg Mayor Gil Brocanier will be our guest.  LVH  7 pm

The Cobourg Beach Society is now part of a Cobourg Trails Committee subcommittee and we have sent a motion to them requesting that the town begin securing public access to the entire  West beach as part of a lakefront waterfront trail. Onwards!  Cobourg Beaches: for all, forever.
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5 comments:

  1. "If you want to walk on our beach again"

    You guys are funny ! The law is the law - and it is clear that this is not "our" beach.

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  2. Cobourg Beach SocietyJan 14, 2011 05:38 AM

    The Cobourg Beach Society seeks to restore public access to this beach ( much of it created by falling water levels ) by all legal means. When that happy day comes, and it will, we will expect all to obey the law too.

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  3. Check the law for yourself - your cause is futile and you will never be successful.



    The council will soon discover that they cannot hold property owners to ransom over building permits and the like. Its going to get messy - but some people never learn! Shame the tax payer will end up footing the (legal) bill.

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  5. Please note that the Council's action are fully within the law ( Provincial Planning Act ) Property claimants could do something very positive and leave a positive legacy: restore 200 years of access.

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